brass
- Thread starter aaronfisher
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Best done yourself, or by someone near you who has physical access to the guns. Also, there are legal ramifications should something go awry. - dan
- Location
- Winnipeg,Man.
I do not know of any company or person that reloads rifle ammo brass commercially for the public. There are some companies that do reload pistol brass. I would not even allow a reload of my own be fired from anyone else's gun. It could lead to a court visit should anything bad happen. Learn to reload your own...it is fun and much cheaper than buying ammo.
There will be shooters local to you who reload. Probably one who loads those calibers, too. All you have to do is find one, buy a can of 4831 powder and a box of bullets for each caliber (and a set of dies if your local does not have that caliber).
If you don't know such a person, post a note at the local range.
My father loaded at a friend's house for 20 years. He was never comfortable with the idea of doing it unsupervised and I think he enjoyed socializing with another shooter.
After doing this a few times you will be ready to buy a simple press and load your own at your house. Most of us got started with a friend's help and have passed it on to others.
I hope you have been saving all your brass,
If you don't know such a person, post a note at the local range.
My father loaded at a friend's house for 20 years. He was never comfortable with the idea of doing it unsupervised and I think he enjoyed socializing with another shooter.
After doing this a few times you will be ready to buy a simple press and load your own at your house. Most of us got started with a friend's help and have passed it on to others.
I hope you have been saving all your brass,
